True 1-inch grid

Print battle maps at the scale your minis actually need

Upload any dungeon or encounter map and print it at exact 1-inch-per-square scale on your home printer.

Set your map dimensions so each grid square prints at exactly 1 inch. GridPrint tiles the map across pages with alignment marks for clean assembly. Print on regular paper or card stock. Minis fit perfectly.

Print your battle map

Three steps to game night

01

Upload your map

Drop in any battle map — from Dungeondraft, Inkarnate, Reddit, or hand-drawn. PNG, JPG, WebP.

02

Set the grid scale

Enter the map dimensions so each square hits exactly 1 inch (2.54 cm). GridPrint splits across pages automatically.

03

Print and play

Download the PDF, print at 100%. Cut and tape the pages together. Place your minis and roll initiative.

Built for dungeon masters

Exact 1-inch squares

Set dimensions so each grid square is exactly 1 inch. Miniatures fit without awkward scaling or grid misalignment.

Any map size

Tavern encounters on 4 pages. Sprawling dungeons on 20+. Page numbering and assembly guide keep it organized.

Transparent PNG support

Maps with transparent backgrounds print clean. Useful for dungeon tiles you want to place on a battle mat.

Free, offline, no account

No signup, no watermark, no limits. Install as a PWA and prep maps without internet.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get exactly 1 inch per square?
Count the squares on your map (e.g., 30 across). Set the target width to 30 inches (76.2 cm). Each square prints at exactly 1 inch. Verify with the scale ruler.
Can I print on card stock?
Yes. GridPrint outputs a standard PDF — works with any media your printer supports, including card stock and photo paper.
What about maps from Dungeondraft or Inkarnate?
Export your map as PNG or JPG from any map-making tool. Upload to GridPrint, set the grid scale, print.
Can I skip pages I don't need?
Yes. Click any tile in the preview to exclude it. Useful for L-shaped dungeons where corner pages are empty.

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